Read the Japan Book Series: Macroeconomics points(Chinese Edition)
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paperback. New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date: 2013 Pages: 211 Language: Chinese. Japanese in Publisher: Nanjing University Press unemployment. deflation and the yen's appreciation. and many other economic phenomena is becoming a problem affecting the Japanese economy. In response to these challenges. we must start with the height of the national economy up to the formulation of economic policy. Also need statistics to reflect the overall situation of the national economy. economic data in the data base up to develop specific policies. Read Japanese book series: Macroeconomics points a general description of the economic cycle and the System of National Accounts measure of economic activity. linked to the economic growth theory and the theory of endogenous economic growth. and on this basis. demonstrate Empirical Analysis on the feasibility of. and related to the state of the Japanese economy. such as innovation. introduced TL0. technology transfer and economic growth theory of creative destruction. also of international trade theory. growth theory. development theory and innovation theory integration. Contents: Preface Foreword Chapter 1 circular economy and economic activity levels measure 1.1 flows and stocks of basic concepts 1.1.1 1.1.2 intermediate products and final products 1.1.3 Assuming Example 1.1. 1.2.1 Gross domestic product (GDP). of the the production boundary 1.2 national income and associated statistics total net national income. national income 1.2.2 on three sides equivalence principle 1.2.3 of production limitations of the indicators of the attention of the boundary points 1.3 deflation and price index 1.4 GDP 1.5 Additional information: identity Notation 1.5.2 accounting system and matrix form representation of the economic cycle 1.5.1 Chapter 1 Summary Chapter 2 of the method 1.5.3 industries association table basic framework 2.1.1 equilibrium analysis and comparative statics 2.1.2 short-term and long-term and ultra-long-term 2.2 2.1 model analysis the basic premise of the book constitutes Chapter 3 commodity market equilibrium and the IS curve 3.1 consumption function and the saving function 3.1.1 3.1.2 3.2 the Consumption Function 3.1.3 savings function balanced national income. 2.1 balanced national income decision the 3.3 3.2.2 equalization national income stability simple multiplier theory 3.3.1 linear consumption function and balanced national income level decision 3.3.2 multiply Number Theory 3.4 government spending and taxation 3.4.1 Financial the function 3.4.2 deflation ratio of the tax system of the balanced budget principle 3.4.4 3.4.3 fixed tax regime of the gap and the inflation gap budget balance principle 3.6 JS 3.5 Investment function curve 3.6.1 IS curve Export 3.6.2 government spending G changes and Is curves the mobile 3.6.3 commodity market adjustment of non-equilibrium Chapter Summary Chapter 4 money market equilibrium and the LM curve 4.1 money demand functions and scope of the monetary 4.1.1 4.1.2 demand for money based on the transaction motive and the precautionary motive 4.1.3 bond prices and interest rates 4.3 Money Market Equilibrium and LM curves based on speculative motive of money demand the 4.2 money supply and monetary multiplier relationship 4.1.4 4.3.1 LM curves derived 4.3.2 non-money market equilibrium adjustments in Chapter 4 Summary Chapter 5 balanced IS-LM model analysis and comparative statics 5.1 commodity and currency markets 5.1.1 commodity market and currency market adjustment of non-equilibrium 5.2 fiscal policy and inelastic financial policy 5.2.1 comparative static analysis curves mobile 5.2.3 LM of the the 5.2.2 IS curve mobile and fiscal policy and financial policy 5.2.4 Investment interest rates. liquidity trap. LM 5.2.5 and financial policies of the curve of the vertical field means 5.2.6 Chapter 5 Summary Chapter 6 of the total demand and total supply for the criticism of Keynesian fiscal policy 6.1 aggregate demand and aggregate supply. discussion of the economic system 6.2 total demand curve 6.2.1 the mobile 6.2.2 aggregate demand curve caused by changes in government spending caused by the changes in money supply aggregate demand curve to the supply side of the mobile 6.3 Case 6.4.1 6.3.1 labor demand curve 6.3.2 labor supply curve 6.4 exist scalability price and money wage rates price level decision 6.5 AD-AJs under the framework of fiscal policy and 6.5.2 financial policy 6.5.1 Financial policy and financial policies 6.6 Keynesians case: rigid money wage rate of 6.7 cases of classical school: a variable price. scalability money wage rate of 6. 8 Additional information: Chapter 6 Summary of the long-run equilibrium. and the advocate of the classical school of economic analysis based on open economies Chapter 7: Mundell Fleming Model 7.1 7.1.1 The international balance of payments and exchange rate open economy economic model under 7.1.2 BoP 7.1.3 BOP surplus 7.1.4 exchange 7.2 Balance of Payments line 7.2.1 basic concept and definition of the symbols. 2.2 Balance of Payments line defined shape 7.2.3 accompanied changes in the international balance of payments in the terms of trade value (r) line of mobile 7.2.4 full capital movement under the BoP line 7 balanced and external balanced .2.5 commodity market and currency market 7.3 Fixed Exchange Rate Mechanism 7.3.1 equilibrium level of national income and foreign trade multiplier 7.3.2 equilibrium and non-equilibrium state of adjustment 7.3. 3 financial policy and fiscal policy the 7.3.4 integration policy 7.3.5 parity rise. and The parity decreased 7.4 floating exchange rate mechanism 7.4.1 product market and the money market balance and external equalizer 7.4.2 fiscal policy under the floating exchange rate mechanism 7.4.3 floating exchange rate regime under the Financial Policy 7.5 With respect to the effect of exchange rate theory - J curve Chapter 7 Summary Chapter 8 macroeconomic theory and policy debate 8 .1 controversy where 8.2 expected to form and inflation rate of formation 8.2.1 Phillips curve. price Phillips curve along the Phillips curve is expected to 8.2.2 the Okun law and inflation supply curve 8 8.2.5 nominal currency changes in the rate of increase of 8.3 neoclassical school of economics and neo-Keynesians held theory of long-term adjustment process .2.3 inflation. the inflation rate of the demand curve 8.2.4 8.3.1 actual rigid economic cycle theory 8.3.2 nominal value adjustments incomplete discussion of of 8.4 real wage rate and efficiency wage hypothesis 8.5 on macroeconomic policy dispute 8.5.1 stabilization policy discussion micro-foundation .5.2 macroeconomic policy decisions (a judgmental policy and a fixed rules) Chapter 8 Summary Chapter 9 macroeconomics 9.1 Consumption Function 9.1.1 Keynesian consumption function 9.2 investment function .3 investment in the derivation of the function (1): marginal efficiency of capital and investment functions 9.3.1 yields and the marginal efficiency of capital 9.3.2 marginal efficiency of capital and investment functions 9.3.3 investment function derivation of (2) 9.3.4 Investment function derivation (3): the demand for money and the money supply of Tobin's Q Theory and Investment 9.3.5 inventory investment and residential investment 9.4 9.4.1 transaction demand for money Chapter 9 summarizes the 10.1 of Chapter 10. the production technology and the production function production function Baumol - Tobin model 9.5 9.5.1 reserves. money supply and currency multiplier 10.1.1 macro 10.3 10.2 returns to scale production function 10.1.2 macro production function concept supplement Chapter 10 Summary Chapter 11 intensive growth model basis of 11.1 economic growth path of of 11.2 sustained growth path with Golden Rule growth path 11.3 Phelps - non-validity criteria Koopman 11.4 fixed savings rate: a Swann Solow model 11.5 savings rate change and sustainable equilibrium path Chapter 11 summarize the basic growth model of Chapter 12. the savings rate is variable 12.1 Fidel - Koopman utility function model the 12.1.1 family members of different points in time evaluation function 12.1.2 limited time range model 12. Analysis 12.1.4 presence of exogenous technological progress 1.3 unlimited time within general OLG model 12.1.5 The need for innovative and the endogenous growth 12.2 oLG model 12.2.1 12.2.2 About the production set and equilibrium conditions 12.2.3 A personal setting and the equilibrium condition 12.2.4 general equilibrium 12.2.5 logarithmic utility function Chapter 12 summarizes Postscript References index Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.

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